Kryon Labs
Open-source software inspired by Plan 9
Open-source software inspired by Plan 9
Kryon Labs develops open-source software inspired by the Plan 9 operating system philosophy. We believe that everything is a file — and that simple, composable protocols like 9P enable elegant distributed computing.
Our mission is to bring Plan 9's core ideas — the 9P protocol, synthetic filesystems, and namespace-based isolation — to modern systems. We build portable libraries, window managers, emulators, and applications that embrace "the Unix way" taken to its logical conclusion.
Toolkit with synthetic UI filesystem. Widget rendering, event handling, layout management, and complete UI component library.
Window Manager with bind mount namespaces for per-window isolation. Integrates with Mu for graphics.
Shell and display emulation layer for running TaijiOS across different platforms.
Applications for TaijiOS including binaural beats generator, habits tracker, and more.
Personal OS for Varvara with zen-like focus. Includes Inbe guided Wim Hof breathing app.
File-based AI encyclopedia with multi-mind fact extraction. Knowledge base exposed via 9P filesystem with transparent reasoning and Plan 9-style inbox processing.
User-space utilities, configurations, and website content.
Meta repository combining Marrow, Kryon, AXON, and other modules into a complete operating system.
